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After a time she went slowly homeward, troubled at heart ; there was neither law nor order at Algonquin, and not without good cause did she fear. The next morning, as the parson was coming from his solitary matin service through thick-falling snow, this girl met him, slipped a note into his hand, and disappeared like a vision. The parson went home- ward, carrying the folded paper under his cloak pressed close to his heart. " I am only keeping it dry," he murmured to himself. This was the note :... — " Respected Sie, — I must see you, you air in danger. Please come to the Grotter this afternoon at three and I remain yours respectful, "Eose Eay." 120 PETER THE PARSON. The Eev. Herman Warriner Peters read these words over and oyer; then he went, to breakfast, but. ate nothing, and, coming back to his room, he remained the whole morning motionless in his chair. At first the red flamed in his cheek, but gradually it faded, and gave place to a. pinched pallor ; he bowed his head upon his hands, communed with his own heart, and was still, As the dinner-bell rang he knelt down on the cold hearth, made a little fu- neral pyre of the note torn into fragments, watched it slowly consume, and then, carefully collecting the ashes, he laid them at the base of the large cross.
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